The author's style of writing we didn't like, as it was kind of tedious to read. A few of us have read some of her other works and felt those books as well were sluggish to get through.

As the mother of three sons, I found it difficult to not put myself in Nina's shoes. I enjoyed the way the book was so thought provoking. It truly made me wonder, what would I do?

I listened to this book on tape. I would listen to it in my car on the way to work in the mornings. I had to stop because it was disrupting my day. I was working in a Catholic School at the time and it was difficult to be nice to the priests there. I am glad I read it but can't bring myself to read it again.

The subject matter makes this a difficult read at times. But like all of Jodi Picoult's books, it keeps you engaged until the end wondering what will happen.

I liked the twist and turns of the book, but the storyline was very dark. Some of it was hard to read.